covid-19 — Writing — Juan A. Ramirez

You don’t walk into a play titled Lilies, or the Revival of a Romantic Drama expecting realism, and yet, in this staging, one longs for the flowery melodrama the name promises.

Column: AND… SCENE! Who’s Gonna Rouge Their Knees in September?

With the rapid-fire announcement of (almost) every Broadway show’s return this week came the question: Who will actually be starring in these?

Review: BLINDNESS In the Lonely Dark

Down at the Daryl Roth Theatre, Blindness is a dark-room delight that, unlike other Downtown goings-on, remains socially distant.

Review, TheatreJuan A. RamirezApril 6, 2021theatrely, theatre, review, blindness, donmar warehouse, daryl roth theater, jessica hung han yun, ben and max ringham, walter meierjohann, simon stephens, juliet stevenson, jose saramago, london, socially distant, covid-19, covid

Column: AND... SCENE! As If We Never Said Goodbye

And...Scene! is Juan A. Ramirez's weekly column with his hot takes, musings, and all that jazz.

Column, TheatreJuan A. RamirezApril 2, 2021column, and scene, and... scene!, silence, covid, covid-19, pandemic, socially distant, cuomo, simon stephens, donmar warehouse, theatrely

Scott Siegel's NIGHTCLUB NEW YORK Brings the Cabaret To Your Home

Scott Siegel’s latest venture, a paid subscription service called “Nightclub New York,” streams select archival performances by dozens of singers taken from his past nightclub productions.

TheatreJuan A. RamirezFebruary 1, 2021theatrely, theatre, scott siegel, christina bianco, nightclub new york, streaming, broadway by the year, covid, covid-19, mary testa, chuck cooper, elizabeth stanley

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